This is a list of members of the House of Commons of Canada in the 44th Canadian Parliament.
Members Key: Party leaders are italicized. Cabinet ministers are in boldface. The prime minister is both. The speaker is indicated by "". Parliamentary secretaries is indicated by "".
Alberta NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsConservativeBanff—Airdrie20085th termConservativeBattle River—Crowfoot20192nd termConservativeBow River20153rd termConservativeCalgary Centre20192nd termConservativeCalgary Confederation20153rd termConservativeCalgary Forest Lawn20192nd term (until 31 December 2022)ConservativeCalgary Heritage20173rd term (from 24 July 2023)Conservative20231st termConservativeCalgary Midnapore20173rd termConservativeCalgary Nose Hill20114th termConservativeCalgary Rocky Ridge20153rd termConservativeCalgary Shepard20153rd termConservativeCalgary Signal Hill20153rd termLiberalCalgary Skyview20211st termLiberalEdmonton Centre2015, 20212nd term*New DemocraticEdmonton Griesbach20211st termConservativeEdmonton Manning20153rd termConservativeEdmonton Mill Woods2008, 20194th term*ConservativeEdmonton Riverbend20153rd termNew DemocraticEdmonton Strathcona20192nd termConservativeEdmonton West20153rd termConservativeEdmonton—Wetaskiwin20066th termConservativeFoothills20153rd termConservativeFort McMurray—Cold Lake20211st termConservativeGrande Prairie—Mackenzie20066th termConservativeLakeland20153rd termConservativeLethbridge20153rd termConservativeMedicine Hat—Cardston—Warner20163rd termConservativePeace River—Westlock20153rd termConservativeRed Deer—Lacombe20066th termConservativeRed Deer—Mountain View20085th termConservativeSherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan20153rd termConservativeSt. Albert—Edmonton20153rd termConservativeSturgeon River—Parkland20173rd termConservativeYellowhead20192nd term
British Columbia NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsConservativeAbbotsford20066th term LiberalBurnaby North—Seymour20153rd termNew DemocraticBurnaby South20193rd termConservativeCariboo—Prince George20153rd termConservativeCentral Okanagan—Similkameen—Nicola20114th termConservativeChilliwack—Hope20114th term (until 27 May 2024)LiberalCloverdale—Langley City2015, 20212nd term* (since 16 December 2024)Conservative2019, 20242nd term*LiberalCoquitlam—Port Coquitlam20153rd termNew DemocraticCourtenay—Alberni20153rd termNew DemocraticCowichan—Malahat—Langford20153rd termLiberalDelta20153rd term (until January 30, 2025)New DemocraticEsquimalt—Saanich—Sooke20114th termLiberalFleetwood—Port Kells20153rd termConservativeKamloops—Thompson—Cariboo20211st termConservativeKelowna—Lake Country20192nd termConservativeKootenay—Columbia20192nd termConservativeLangley—Aldergrove20192nd termConservativeMission—Matsqui—Fraser Canyon20192nd termNew DemocraticNanaimo—Ladysmith20211st termNew DemocraticNew Westminster—Burnaby20047th termNew DemocraticNorth Island—Powell River20153rd termConservativeNorth Okanagan—Shuswap20153rd termLiberalNorth Vancouver20153rd termConservativePitt Meadows—Maple Ridge20192nd termNew DemocraticPort Moody—Coquitlam20211st termConservativePrince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies20114th termLiberalRichmond Centre20211st termGreenSaanich—Gulf Islands20114th termNew DemocraticSkeena—Bulkley Valley20192nd termNew DemocraticSouth Okanagan—West Kootenay20153rd termConservativeSouth Surrey—White Rock2011, 20193rd term*LiberalSteveston—Richmond East20211st term LiberalSurrey Centre20153rd termLiberalSurrey—Newton2006, 20155th term*LiberalVancouver Centre199310th termNew DemocraticVancouver East20153rd term LiberalVancouver Granville20211st termNew DemocraticVancouver Kingsway20085th termLiberalVancouver Quadra20086th termLiberalVancouver South20153rd termNew DemocraticVictoria20192nd termLiberalWest Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country20192nd term
Manitoba NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsConservativeBrandon—Souris20134th termConservativeCharleswood—St. James—Assiniboia—Headingley20192nd termNew DemocraticChurchill—Keewatinook Aski20085th termConservativeDauphin—Swan River—Neepawa20192nd term (until 31 March 2024)New DemocraticElmwood—Transcona20153rd term (from 16 September 2024)New Democratic20241st termConservativeKildonan—St. Paul20192nd term (until 28 February 2023)ConservativePortage—Lisgar20085th termBranden Leslie (from 19 June 2023)Conservative20231st termConservativeProvencher20134th termLiberalSaint Boniface—Saint Vital20153rd termConservativeSelkirk—Interlake—Eastman20047th termNew DemocraticWinnipeg Centre20192nd term LiberalWinnipeg North20105th term LiberalWinnipeg South20153rd term (until 12 December 2022)LiberalWinnipeg South Centre20153rd term (from 19 June 2023)Liberal20231st term
New Brunswick NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsLiberalAcadie—Bathurst20153rd termLiberalBeauséjour20008th term LiberalFredericton20192nd termConservativeFundy Royal2004, 20196th term*LiberalMadawaska—Restigouche20153rd termConservativeMiramichi—Grand Lake20211st termLiberalMoncton—Riverview—Dieppe20153rd termConservativeNew Brunswick Southwest2011, 20193rd term*LiberalSaint John—Rothesay20153rd termConservativeTobique—Mactaquac20192nd term
Newfoundland and Labrador NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsLiberalAvalon20153rd termLiberalBonavista—Burin—Trinity20173rd termConservativeCoast of Bays—Central—Notre Dame20211st term LiberalLabrador20134th termLiberalLong Range Mountains20153rd termLiberalSt. John's East20211st termLiberalSt. John's South—Mount Pearl20153rd term
Nova Scotia NamePartyElectoral districtFirst elected / previously electedNo. of terms LiberalCape Breton—Canso20192nd termLiberalCentral Nova20153rd termConservativeCumberland—Colchester20211st term LiberalDartmouth—Cole Harbour20153rd term (until August 31, 2024)LiberalHalifax20153rd termLiberalHalifax West20211st termLiberalKings—Hants20192nd term LiberalSackville—Preston—Chezzetcook20153rd termConservativeSouth Shore—St. Margarets20211st term LiberalSydney—Victoria20192nd termConservativeWest Nova20192nd term
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